Tips 1You cant check in until 1 with may flights from Europe arriving early morning unless you pay for half a nights fee to get in to the room earlier. 2 Once the bar closes you can still get drinks but you have to have them delivered to you room first then take them back to the bar. Silly 3... More

I always come to the Blue tree when visiting Sao Paulo, This hotel is close to everything in Chacara Santo Antonio and Morumbi. Nice rooms, clean, fairly noiseless . Try to stay far from the elevator, since in the middle of the night you could hear people walking out of the elevator,

My colleagues in Sao Paulo booked me into the Blue Tree Premium since it was walking distance to where I was working. The area was pretty nice with lots of places to eat and close to a Metro station. The hotel has a nice big lobby and they have a pretty fast and free WiFi in the lobby, bar, and... More

Excellent, large and clean rooms with great breakfast. The location make this place far from the noisy part of the city but still close to the business area as you are in Sao Paulo, I think it is not easy the access without a car for other places or pay just an expensive taxi. The staff from this hotel is... More

Located in the south part of São Paulo in the middle of a business area. Very convenient for people like me who have their company at walking distance. Not suggested to tourists as the city center is a bit far away. Big nice rooms, mostly with a small balcony. Smoking rooms available upon request. Good breakfast buffet. Professional and kind... More

Poor to very poor experience in key areas. Uncomfortable beds. Dirty carpet in room. No in room safe OR at the front desk (they offered to change the room to one that does have a safe; other members of my business group experienced the same). The restaurant is to be avoided. Even for breakfast...

Official checkin time is 2pm, official checkout time is 12noon. When a rate is arranged by local company it is likely that checkin is possible at noon, especially if staying several nights and as part of a group. The desk was capably handled by three receptionists, there is no single line, so actively manage your place in the 'queue'. On... More

First of all, prices for hotels in downtown Sao Paolo are insane (during the week), so be prepared. the prices drop by 50% on the weekends. I thought this hotel was very nice, very quiet at night, with excellent food. Dinner was $$$, but everything here is $$$. There are no irons in the rooms, but the hotel will iron... More

Old Hotel that was badly renovated. The room was dirty, specially the bathroom. Lobby area was nice and the breakfast was average. Would not stay there again. The Hotel is well located, near the main business area in Sao Paulo and good shopping centers.